Pepper Miller |
29/06/2017

David Morse is fearless as he ever so smartly peels back the layers of America’s conscious and unconscious biases against various population segments. His keen organization and thoughtful insights of each segment’s history, culture, and cultural influence is well documented which makes Divided We Stand a MUST READ for business leaders and society to help them understand segment differences, race and race relations in the “New America". —Pepper Miller, author, Black STILL Matters in Marketing

Afshin Matin-Asgari |
29/06/2017

Morse’s professional expertise, in multicultural marketing research, combine with his superb handling of scholarly literature to make this book a readable and learned primer on the question of race in contemporary America.   —Afshin Matin-Asgari, Professor of Middle East History, California State University, Los Angeles

Gwen Kelly |
29/06/2017

David Morse's compelling book takes us on the journey to truly understanding the impact of diverse groups in this country’s history. We so urgently need to wrap our minds and souls around how we can come to peaceful understanding in and with respect which honors one another’s history and contribution to this great country.   —Gwen Kelly, Veteran Multicultural Marketer and Thought Leader

Frank H. Wu |
29/06/2017

Wow! This book is a revelation. It is easy to read but persuasive, thoughtful though provocative, radical yet practical. Rational discussions of race are rare. Anyone who wants to understand this subject should look at these pages. —Frank H. Wu, Distinguished Professor, University of California Hastings College of the Law; Chair, Committee of 100

Gary Y. Okihiro |
29/06/2017

Remembrance, David R. Morse holds in this long history of racism in America, can guide us toward a more hopeful future. Contemplate and act upon that conviction. —Gary Y. Okihiro, Columbia University, author of Third World Studies: Theorizing Liberation